Reducing Teleworking Risks with a Software Defined Perimeter (SDP)

Secure access is not a new challenge for IT operations, but with the accelerated shift to working from home, the need to rapidly scale secure remote access has skyrocketed. The most promising security approaches in place today, like the Cloud Security Alliance's Software Defined Perimeter (SDP) approach, had their start from government approaches.

In SDP environments, government data is being accessed more by unmanaged, risky, and potentially noncompliant devices. Using OPSWAT's Zero Trust CDM (Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation) and advanced threat prevention technologies empower you to enforce internal security standards and meet security and regulatory compliance across all devices -- whether the devices are government-owned or not. 

Join OPSWAT, Bob Flores, former CTO of the CIA, and Bob Gourley, former CTO of the DIA, for a webinar to explore industry best practices for SDP. They will discuss some of the biggest challenges they see in reducing risk while enabling a remote workforce. This includes the challenges of enforcing security standards on endpoints that may or may not be under agency control. 

You will discover: 

• Insights you can immediately utilize within your enterprise to reduce risk
• Best practices in reducing threats of malware on endpoints and risk while teleworking
• Ways to better enforce internal security standards to meet security requirements
• How OPSWAT can rapidly scale and help meet current requirements and policies, including CDM
• The fundamental difference between Software Defined Perimeters (SDP) and older approaches like VPNs